Tony Meyer wrote:
[Tony Meyer]
Maybe it would be better if you could give imapfilter a list of configuration files.
[Sjoerd Mullender]
This sounds like an excellent solution.
I've checked in changes to sb_imapfilter to implement this. I've done some limited testing of it, but haven't had a chance to do any thorough testing (I only have one IMAP account at the moment, so I'll have to set up a second one to test it properly), and haven't checked in any updates to the unit tests to cover it.
I'd like to get 1.1a1 out next week (only two months later than planned...), which will include this, so I'll try and get better testing done before then.
=Tony.Meyer
I took a look at the changes, and in general they look ok. However, there is a problem with the naming of the extra option files. The names of these files are based on just the name of the server. In my case, I have multiple accounts on the same server, and also the same account name on different servers. It seems to me that therefore the combination of user name *and* server name is required.
Come to think of it, username + server name is also not enough for me: I also use different settings for the same user name/server name combination, but for different folders. (E-mail gets filtered into different folders before I let spambayes have a look at the messages. E-mail sent to *-request and postmaster addresses don't get put into the unsure folder (i.e., different cutoff values) but only into ham/spam folders.)
Alternatively, there could just be a list of option files in the main option file.
This will probably have to be the way to go.
For now I'll make a local patch to see whether it actually works...
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